cities vying for the new hq and for more, we're joined by generation opportunities policy director david barnesvid, thank you for joining us today. >> thank you for having me on the show >> so i have to tell you, i would not have expected to see a group affiliated with the coke brothers basically making the same argument that the very left leaning mayor of new york city bill diblasio is making right now in terms of his own specific city and that being the fact that tax insentives shouldn't be needed to lure a company like amazon to build their new hq what is the argument you're making here? >> we're a grassroots movement of young people supporting more freedom and more opportunity i think our generation, millennials, really values fairness i think government giving huge handouts to one of the world's most successful companies doesn't make sense >> okay. so i'm going to play devil's advocate for a second. we had the mayor of miami on last month he said -- and that's one of the cities in the running for this -- he said that he sees his biggest competition coming from texas, the reason being that

david barnes on the phone, he's one of our market watchers. is now down a whopping .6% on the year. so in the midst of this just kind of crazy week of volatility, you basically have a flat market in the last five weeks. so we have to take it in perspective. the volatility right now is not being driven by fundamentals, nobody thinks it is. a lot of technical factors and pressures that would bore people to pieces to hear about, but i'll give you the big fundamental encouragement. right now corporate bond spreads have come in meaning people are so afraid of risk out there that they're actually taking less compensation on corporate strategies than they were a week ago. that doesn't sound to me like a fundamental risk off. stuart: do we have a problem with the debt bomb? this new budget deal in the senate add $300 billion to government spending in the next two years, and we've been talking about trillion dollar deficits within two years. surely that is a factor in the market today. >> well, it's a factor in the bond market in that the bond yield's p

david shown. gregg jarrett. what about that legal argument? >> robert barnes is making a long time and it's a great legal argument. it's going to end badly for glenn simpson and fusion gps. they well knew that they were taking money from a political campaign and paying it to a foreign national, christopher steele. it's a violation of the campaign laws, and is also a conspiracy to engage in illegally with an unregistered foreign agent. he's in big trouble, fusion gps, christopher steele. the question is, did hillary clinton actually know this along with the dnc? >> sean: that's her campaign money. >> i know. she would say she didn't know how her money was spent. she would always claim. >> sean: sarah, i want to bring you into this and that we will get david's take. you have a piece about andrew weissmann. i also want to investigate robert mueller now. if that is the argument that they are using against the russian national, why would it apply here but then again, look at the team he appointed. >> that's correct. if you just look at andrew weissmann, the case of

leading this why he thought the barn and now the overall commander of the city did not have one point just on their horse or they're delivered for instability reporter david germany's chancellor angela merkel has warned that more tough talks lie ahead before a government can be formed conservative policies negotiating with the social democrats on forming a coalition germany has been without a government since the major parties lost ground to the far right in september as election. come on it's the only song that. one can tell by now how long this will take we worked well yesterday but there are still important points that we haven't get out so i'm going in with but of course with a certain expectation that we will face difficult negotiations at today's meeting. it is our will a social democrats and we will tell these to our guests who are here today to establish this coalition on the basis of a strong social democratic program if possible and to give to germany this is everybody's wish a stable government analysis now from al-jazeera as paul brennan. it's a crucial day for the coalition talks but deadlines has slipped before so let's not pay too much atte

he's like -- he's the grim reaper, david, of hospital supplies and the grim reaper of autoparts. did you see barnesles number yesterday >> i have not looked >> mcdonald's is interesting here chipotle is up $30 what does that tell you about the need to have ingredients that are inexpensive and a dollar meal. >> this guy is going to go in there, we win and you win, fast food wins. do you remember last night >> a big shareholder >> you cut me off, dave, i do have 30 ingredients in the beef. >> i don't want to hear them i am note a taco bell customer. >> you still go to chipotle? >> well, we got curling. >> that's like shuffle board on ice. >> this is the business i have chosen i had to give you one of those. >> from? owe ye oh yeah, from the god father bob pisani is on the floor >> we are three days into the recovery, looks like we are moving down again, coming to gravity a little bit is tom mcclellan, remember how this whole thing started. on february 7th, we got better than expected and jobs report, we dropped 665 points in the dow jones. that's what started all of this. it is true volatility exacer